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Multiple bottles of preservatives and various animals sit on the porch of a local Cambodian house serving as souvenirs for tourists passing through.

A local food vendor cooks up chicken and fish on his mobile cart in Bangkok, Thailand. Vendors like him stroll along the streets to cater to all of his customers and bringing the food to them.

Kuang Si waterfall flowing spectacularly in Luang Prabang, Laos throughout the day.

An orangutan relaxes on branches while eating a snack provided by the national park staff. There are feeding times designated for tourists to watch them without bothering them in their natural habitat. They only live in the Indonesian islands of Borneo and Sulawesi.

Local Indonesians pray at Batukaru Temple in Bali, Indonesia early in the morning.

FNPF member Hendri weaves a ring made from local plants that can only be found in Tanjung National Park, Borneo, Indonesia. These rings are offered as souvenirs to tourists that come and help FNPF weekly.

Local long boats docked on the shore of Krabi, Thailand before sunset.

A market shop owner packages flower bundles early in the morning in Bangkok, Thailand.

Fresh meat is set out on the market tables for all patrons to see while they are shopping. This participation in the morning market ensures the customer that the meat is the freshest. Once the customer chooses their slabs of meat, the vendor slices it up and packages it for them.

A king fisher bird is perched on a log in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Kasese, Uganda.

Foods such as snake, fish and vegetables rest on a tarp in the midst of a morning market in Luang Prabang, Laos. Delicacies are unusal to those in the Western world but a feast over in Asia.

Two young elephants cross the road after some time at the watering hole in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Kasese, Uganda. Young elephants are surrounded by the adults to protect them from other animals.

An abandoned house rests on a lake near Kasese, Uganda. Houses like this belongs to fishermen that would take their small boats out to fish for the day.

A five-month-old mountain gorilla sits with his mother waiting for food in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda. These mountain gorillas are endangered with numbers as low as 800 individuals left. They travel in between Uganda, Rwanda and the Republic of Congo as their natural habitat in the world.

Fishers such as this one is getting ready to go out for the day in Cambodia. There are many fishers that line thir boats up every day in hopes of bringing back a big net full of fish for their source of income.

Two mountain gorillas look at the trees while other gorillas swing in the trees above them. These mountain gorillas can be seen in Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda.

A shop owner is blessed by a monk after he made an offering to the monk that he can take back to his monestary early in the morning in Bangkok, Thailand.

A mother hippopotamus keeps a clear distance from the rest of her family in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Kasese, Uganda. This hippopotamus will wait until she has her baby to see whether she will return to her family right away. If she has a girl, she will immediately go back; but if she has a boy, she will have to stay away with her baby until he can fend for himself against the rest of the males in the family.

A child monk collects the donations by tourists while local kids pose for tourists at Bayon Temple, Cambodia after the temple had officially closed.

An elephant grazes on grass while the rest of the herd surrounds tourist vehicles in Tanzania early in the morning.

A blue-gray crane soars thorugh the sky after being frightened by hippopotamuses in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Kasese, Uganda.

A five-month-old lion cub relaxes in a tree in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasese, Uganda.

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